...nnot agree upon any alteration, they ought to be signed as they are, by those who are authorized to do so. Ogden insisted, that it was better for each province to petition separately for itself; and Ruggles , the presiding officer of the Congress, heedless of their indignation, still interposed his scruples and timidities. On the morning of the twenty-fifth, the anniversary of the accession of George...